By the time I made it down the hill, I was bathed in sweat. The way looked so short from up there when it wasn't. It took me more than half an hour to reach the town, and when I did, I wished I had changed into some of the clothes at the house. They had holes in them and hadn't been washed in two decades, but I bet they wouldn't have made everyone there stare at me like I'd just come straight out of a nightmare. My shirt was cut in more places than I cared to count, as well as my jeans, and they were both covered in dried blood. Luckily, my skin was healed, and I wiped my face with my hands as well as I could before anybody saw me, so I figured I'd just lie my way out of it.
